Prescott Community Center

Get into the spirit of the season by creating stunning, one-of-a-kind ornaments that shimmer with color and personality! Using vibrant alcohol inks, you'll design eye-catching decorations that are perfect for gifting—or keeping for yourself. No experience needed—just a sense of fun and a willingness to let the colors flow! These fast-drying inks create mesmerizing patterns and unexpected effects, making each ornament a unique little work of art. Come play, experiment, and leave with beautiful ornaments! Workshop $40 | Material Fee $35

At the intermediate level of alcohol ink art, Dana Haigh will delve deeper into techniques, exploring more complex effects and styles. This includes experimenting with different paper types, mastering color blending, and creating more intricate designs. Class $40 | Material fee $35 This class is designed for those who have completed the Alcohol Ink Painting (for Beginners) workshop or have experience working with Alcohol Ink.

Create a timeless classic wreath with the highest quality materials. The class will create a double-pine 18-inch wreath using berries, pinecones, flocked evergreen accents, and ribbon. Embellishments are available at additional cost. Grab your family and friends to join in on this fun and creative class before the season gets going! No experience is needed—just bring your friends or family and enjoy a fun, creative class to kick off the holiday season! Workshop $40 | Material fee $35

Very cool and hot! Join us for a Glass Blowing class at New Temple Glassworks, newtempleglassworks.com, in Temple, New Hampshire in the beautiful Monadnock region (approximately 40 minutes from Groton). Up to 8 people for this group lesson. The New Temple Glassworks offers the following classes: Blow your own glass ornament – $40 Make your own glass flower – $40 Make your own glass paperweight – $65 Blow your own glass pumpkin – $65 Blow your own drinking glass – $65 Blow your own vase – $95 **A $20 registration fee is added on at time of payment. The item you register to make is the item you will make during the glass blowing class. You are only allowed to make one item during the two-hour class.** All classes include instruction, assistance, tools, color, and safety equipment. Please note that anything made in the hot shop must be annealed (cooled slowly) before it can be picked up or shipped. All the work will be delivered to the Prescott Community Center for pickup. Prescott will notify you when your class item is ready for pick up. During the lesson, you will be working in a fast-paced, hot environment, so dress appropriately. Please wear cotton or other non-flammable cloth (i.e. avoid synthetic material, fringe, etc.) Closed-toe shoes only. Students must be 12 years of age or older. Students under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Oct 25 Class - Registration closes Oct 11, 2025 Nov 15 Class - Registration closes Nov 1, 2025 No refunds will be given a week or less before the class. Here is what they are saying about New Temple Glassworks Glass Blowing Class: "Had a lot of fun and it was so interesting to watch the process." "The final product was beautiful (a drinking glass). Can't believe that we made them! The instructors/owners were great and very helpful. We would definitely do it again!" "Excellent instruction and instructors. Very fun! Lovely glass items. This was a great class!" "Very well run and knowledgeable. Informative, hands on and fun experience! The owners were excellent. They were helpful and kind. The location was the perfect workshop." "It was a VERY fun adventure, and Colleen and Gary are wonderful, patient teachers who set participants up for success. It was also fun watching other participants make various things. I REALLY enjoyed the afternoon!" "I enjoyed meeting and talking with my fellow students, and learning the process together. the teachers were clear and thorough in their instructions. I’m looking forward to picking up my finished pumpkin today." "The instructors were patient, attentive, friendly, and very knowledgeable. The class was a great introduction to glass blowing!"

In this workshop, you’ll design and create your own stunning fall wreath using a grapevine base and a variety of seasonal elements. With all supplies provided, you’ll learn how to arrange decorations in a balanced, beautiful way to make a 16-inch wreath perfect for indoor or outdoor display. Additional embellishments will also be available for a more personalized touch. No experience is needed—just bring your friends or family and enjoy a fun, creative class to kick off the fall season! Workshop $30 | Material fee $22

Join us for a fun and creative painting night at the Prescott Community Center, where you can sip wine, enjoy tasty snacks, and create a masterpiece! Whether you’re an experienced artist or just starting out, this relaxed event is the perfect way to unwind, express yourself, and connect with others. Come solo or bring friends—the atmosphere will be full of creativity, laughter, and great company. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase to make your evening even more enjoyable. The instructor will prepare high-quality paint and canvases for the painting event. Participants do not need to bring materials, only curious and joyful minds. Workshop $30 | Material fee $15 Please note: Drinks and snacks are not included in the workshop fee but will be available for purchase during the event.

Join the artists who love to paint outside! Whether you are a watercolor artist, pastelist, oil painter, or just want to work in your sketchbook, these plein air painting workshops are for you. Prescott teacher, Heather Barros, will be on hand to demonstrate and guide. Group interaction is encouraged! You may paint for as long or as short a time as you want. Plein Air Locations: Monday, Sep 8, 2:00-4:30 PM - Shirley Center Common, Shirley, MA 01464 Monday, Oct 6, 2:00-4:30 PM - The Groton Center, 163 West Main Street, Groton, MA 01450 Monday, Nov 3, 1:00-3:30 PM - Fruitlands Museum, 102 Prospect Hill Rd, Harvard, MA 01451 Please bring whatever art materials that you would like to work with. Standing easels are nice to have, but you are welcome to sit with a sketchbook or board on your lap. A folding chair can be useful, and wet wipes can be handy, along with a plastic bag to carry out trash. Here's what they are saying about Heather's Plein Air program: "Welcoming, helpful and encouraging. A very nice painting experience." "Excellent teacher (Heather Barros). Attentive, but not invasive towards students. Fabulous local locations for plein air work." "Everything. The instructor and her assistant were so friendly and helpful. . I was nervous because I am just a beginner, but they made me feel comfortable and welcome. I enjoyed the location because it had beautiful views and easy access."